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Former TV reporter, now Public Affairs Specialist for Western Technical College. Give me donuts, please.
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Storied Bond Trader Ken Leech Makes His Last Trade

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By Max Curtin, Eric Jacobson
| Morningstar
Criminal charges threatening a storied CIO with 30 years in prison, fleeing clients, a wave of departures, and a loss of independence. That’s what befell Western Asset over the past two years. But what started out as a bombshell story has since fizzled.
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Run watsonx.data integration pipelines close to your data on AWS

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By Eduardo Monich Fronza, Eric Jacobson, Jordyn Jaffe
| Amazon Web Services
Enterprise data teams build pipelines across Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) and Amazon Relational Database Service (Amazon RDS), on-premises databases, and hybrid environments. They want to process data close to where it lives so they can reduce data movement, lower transfer costs, and meet data residency requirements. But when infrastructure changes, these teams end up rebuilding pipelines instead of delivering insights.
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Private Credit Pricing: Are Prosecutors Opening Up Pandora’s Box?

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By Eric Jacobson
| Morningstar
Press reports have been swirling that the US attorney for the Southern District of New York is looking into valuation practices at BlackRock TCP Capital, or TCPC, an exchange-traded business-development company. It’s an investment vehicle somewhat akin to a conventional closed-end fund, but it focuses on direct lending to so-called private, middle-market companies. Like most of its peers, TCPC uses borrowed money to magnify its returns with financial leverage.
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